Chairez Authentic Mexican - Queen Creek

The previous owner has stepped down, and new management has taken over. The food was decent, but there were no menus available, and there was no soda fountain or ice.

For my meal, I ordered chile rellenos, which were decent but served dry without any sauce. My wife opted for cheese enchiladas with half red sauce and half green. The green sauce was the overly salty tomatillo, while the red was also quite salty but had decent spices. Although my wife typically enjoys salty flavors, even she found it overwhelming. Additionally, the restaurant featured a board displaying various items that weren't on the menu or priced, leaving us uncertain if they were available or just decorative. Overall, we left feeling disappointed, having consumed way too much salt—it felt like we had dined at the Dead Sea! I genuinely support local businesses, and I dislike writing negative reviews, but I hope this feedback helps them improve.

Our experience at the restaurant didn’t quite meet our expectations. The service was lackluster, and the culinary experience was unremarkable. The food wasn’t bad, but it certainly didn’t stand out; it was the kind of meal you easily forget.

I was there yesterday. my server was friendly and efficient. the chips large and the salsa very sharp. perfect for most people who enjoy the heat of the paprika my bark and wobbles were very good and I had it with corn tortillas, and tears and beans. I enjoyed the buzz they were excellent. the rice was also very good. my drinks were water and the Hibiscus drink, that was the best thing I had in the opposite for

Placed an order over the phone.. Arizona burrito like we’ve ordered before got home and come to find out there’s no meat. Called and asked her about it and she said it doesn’t come with meat anymore they changed their menu recently. All I got was an apology. Paid 11 for potatoes pico and cheese. What a rip off. Won’t be going here anymore.